$52 for a Six-Week Rowing Class at Three Rivers Rowing Association ($105 Value)
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- Coach-led practice & workout
- Split by experience level
- Evening course times
Crew was invented to test Newton’s oft-ignored perpetual-motion theory that an object in motion stays in motion unless propelled by an irregular drumbeat. Practice in perpetuity with today’s Groupon: for $52, you get a six-week rowing class at Three Rivers Rowing Association (a $105 value). This Groupon includes six classes, one per week.
Three Rivers strengthens arm and leg muscles through on-the-water techniques in rowing, kayaking, and dragon-boating teams and classes. For the winter rowing league, small groups of about 30 students learn to row quickly and efficiently in a line, simulating the experience of gliding across the water in an indoor tank. Whether moving at the speed of a falling feather or the speed of a falling feather in a vacuum, flex in time to the team’s strokes as the boat pulls against collective taut core muscles.
Each class caters to rowers’ learning potential and goals. Beginners classes emphasize proper technique and rowing commands, intermediate classes stress stroking drills and improving speed, and advanced classes focus on mastering the fine details of great rowing, maintaining fitness during off seasons, and levitating to prevent crashes.
Coaches lead 90-minute workouts and rowing practice, emphasizing fitness, quantum daydreaming, and progressive technique lessons for each skill level. Rowers should wear snug clothing to avoid equipment snags and are encouraged to use the rowing machines and weight room after practice. Participants choose a day of the week for their class session. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday classes are held from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., March 28–May 5. Thursday night classes are offered for participants with two seasons on the water under their belts.
Reviews
Three Rivers Rowing Association has been featured in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review as well as Row2k and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
- Three Rivers Rowing Association has been named the 2010 USRowing Club of the Year, the organization announced on Wednesday. More than 1,100 USRowing member organizations across the country were eligible for the award, which is based on a points system focusing on the following criteria: performance, community outreach, service to rowing, USRowing participation, technology and communications, and safety. Having previously won the inaugural award in 2002, Three Rivers became the second two-time winner since its inception. – Row2k
- Coach-led practice & workout
- Split by experience level
- Evening course times
Crew was invented to test Newton’s oft-ignored perpetual-motion theory that an object in motion stays in motion unless propelled by an irregular drumbeat. Practice in perpetuity with today’s Groupon: for $52, you get a six-week rowing class at Three Rivers Rowing Association (a $105 value). This Groupon includes six classes, one per week.
Three Rivers strengthens arm and leg muscles through on-the-water techniques in rowing, kayaking, and dragon-boating teams and classes. For the winter rowing league, small groups of about 30 students learn to row quickly and efficiently in a line, simulating the experience of gliding across the water in an indoor tank. Whether moving at the speed of a falling feather or the speed of a falling feather in a vacuum, flex in time to the team’s strokes as the boat pulls against collective taut core muscles.
Each class caters to rowers’ learning potential and goals. Beginners classes emphasize proper technique and rowing commands, intermediate classes stress stroking drills and improving speed, and advanced classes focus on mastering the fine details of great rowing, maintaining fitness during off seasons, and levitating to prevent crashes.
Coaches lead 90-minute workouts and rowing practice, emphasizing fitness, quantum daydreaming, and progressive technique lessons for each skill level. Rowers should wear snug clothing to avoid equipment snags and are encouraged to use the rowing machines and weight room after practice. Participants choose a day of the week for their class session. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday classes are held from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., March 28–May 5. Thursday night classes are offered for participants with two seasons on the water under their belts.
Reviews
Three Rivers Rowing Association has been featured in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review as well as Row2k and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
- Three Rivers Rowing Association has been named the 2010 USRowing Club of the Year, the organization announced on Wednesday. More than 1,100 USRowing member organizations across the country were eligible for the award, which is based on a points system focusing on the following criteria: performance, community outreach, service to rowing, USRowing participation, technology and communications, and safety. Having previously won the inaugural award in 2002, Three Rivers became the second two-time winner since its inception. – Row2k
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About Three Rivers Rowing Association
Since 1984, Three Rivers Rowing Association has become one of the largest community-based rowing and paddling clubs in the country, converting neophytes into boating lovers and helping experts hone their form. With the use of two boathouses located on the Allegheny River, the club is home to crews from three local colleges and three high schools and was named the 2002, 2010, 2013, and 2016 Club of the Year from USRowing. In addition to winter and summer rowing leagues, the club runs amateur dragon-boating leagues and sponsors the Pittsburgh Paddlefish, a dragon-boating team that competes at the international level.